On the death of a person, a monkey hugged the bier and cried, even participated in the funeral! watch the video
It is said that the friendship between humans and animals is very deep. Many examples of this have come to light. A similar news has come out from Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, where a person used to feed bread to a monkey every day. After this, there was such a friendship between the two that the monkey did not leave the man even in his last moments. When the person died, the monkey not only became sad but also participated in the funeral by clinging to the bier.
A video from Amroha in Uttar Pradesh is going viral. In the video, there is a dead body, family members are sitting nearby and there is also a monkey among them, who is saddened by the death of the person. A monkey often used to come and sit near Ram Kunwar Singh, a resident of Joya area, he used to give the monkey something to eat. Gradually this started happening every day and a good friendship developed between the monkey and Ram Kunwar Singh.
The monkey cried while sitting near the dead body!
It is being told that Ram Kunwar Singh died suddenly on October 10. When the monkey reached his house, there was a huge crowd of people. The monkey reached near the dead body of Ram Kunwar and sat there with his head bowed. People say that during this time there were tears in the monkey’s eyes. After this, when Ram Kunwar was taken for the last rites, the monkey was still clinging to his body.
In the viral video, it can be seen that the monkey is sitting clinging to the dead body of Ramkunwar Singh. He walked 40 km to the place where the last rites were performed. People are surprised to see the monkey’s attachment towards Ram Kunwar Singh. Some people say that these animals are better than humans, they do not leave you under any circumstances.
people’s reactions
Rana Yashwant shared the video and wrote, ‘What can be a greater example of selfless love than this. A person used to feed this monkey every day, on the death of that person this monkey cried bitterly. Was involved in all the rituals from home to the ghat. Anurag Verma wrote, ‘The language of love understands better than the voiceless humans.’ Another wrote, ‘Only animals actually love selflessly, we humans live only for our own selfishness.’
